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1. After the conviction, he continued to write in " Slobodna Dalmacija " against the ICTY presenting it " as the court against Croats ", with chauvinistic claims that the ICTY cannot be unbiassed because " it is financed by Saudi Arabia ( i . e . Muslims ) ".
2. It heard many a " bravo " from unbiassed connoisseurs, but obstreperous louts in the uppermost storey exerted their hired lungs with all their might to deafen singers and audience alike with their " St ! " and " Pst "; and consequently opinions were divided at the end of the piece.
3. I believe wholeheartedly in UNBIASSED facts, and thought that this was what Wikipedia was about, but after reading the entire thread ( a few times over to understand the implications ) I was forced to conclude that whoever was responsable ( in this case rather unresponsable . . my opinion ) certainly was NOT looking for factual or even balanced entries.
4. Worse still, we get REALLY nervous when people post articles about themselves-the probability of the article being fair and unbiassed is practically zero when people do that-which really means that you have to patiently sit back and ( when you've met the notability criteria ) wait for a fan or someone not directly connected with your group to create an article.
5. King added a " Supplement " to his " Remarks " in 1799, but this was roughly handled by Bishop Samuel Horsley in " Critical Disquisitions on the Eighteenth Chapter of Isaiah, in a letter to E . King ", 1799 . In 1803 King published anonymously " Honest Apprehensions; or, the unbiassed & Confession of Faith of a plain honest Lay-man ".
6. He absolves man from the gross and narrow ties of sense, custom, authority, private and local attachment, in order that he may devote himself to the boundless pursuit of universal benevolence . " In its rules for determining the recipients of this benevolence, Godwin's philosophy goes further than Christianity in completely removing from consideration personal ties or anything but " the abstract merits, the pure and unbiassed justice of the case ."
7. John Kenyon in his study of British political debate from 1689 to 1720, claimed that : " Any unbiassed study of the position shows in fact that it was Filmer, not Hobbes, Locke or Sidney, who was the most influential thinker of the age . . . Filmer's influence can be measured by the fact that both Locke . . . and Sidney . . . were not so much independent and positive contributions to political thought as elaborate refutations of his " Patriarcha ", written soon after its first publication.
8. :: : I would have thought that a given person who wrote a book on sustainability in gardening would be one of the best editors to contribute such information on WP . GT may make a bit of money from a few editors running to the local book shop to get a copy of a book cited in the article, but this would most likely be very limited and irrelevant to his contributions in the article, which, might I add, have thus far been entirely unbiassed in such matters, if anything, biased against his specialised interests ( the topic of the book he has written.
9. Indeed, in announcing the first issue of the " Fortnightly " in the " Saturday Review " of 13 May 1865, G . H . Lewes wrote, " The object of " THE FORTNIGHTLY REVIEW " is to become the organ of the unbiassed expression of many and various minds on topics of general interest in Politics, Literature, Philosophy, Science, and Art . " But by the time Lewes left due to ill health and was replaced by 28-year-old John Morley, the " Fortnightly " had become known as a partisan and Liberal magazine in its own right.